Mike's William & Walter Tell Done...

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Mike - The Kiwi

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Here's this poignant pair all finished up, what do you think?

WIP photos here:
http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/mikes-william-walter-tell.49460/

More photos over here:
http://forums.delphiforums.com/medrenfig/messages?msg=3156.13
WilliamWalterTell06.jpg
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WilliamWalterTell06.jpg
 
Hi Mike.
Beautiful paintjob mate.Love the textures on the clothes.
Please take more pictures with different background,the actual disturbs the view of your figure(wtf is that?,a brain's scanner image? :))
cheers
jaume
 
Hi Mike.
Beautiful paintjob mate.Love the textures on the clothes.
Please take more pictures with different background,the actual disturbs the view of your figure(wtf is that?,a brain's scanner image? :))
cheers
jaume

Jaume mate! Goes to show you never really know what your work looks like until to you share it.
I spent hours scribbling out that background, wanted to get it just right ;)
Actually it's textured paper & I thought it provided a novel background, shame it detracts from figures.

I've just invested in a light tent so will have a look at getting photos on plain background at some stage.

Glad you could see textures, wasn't sure these would show up.

Thanks for your acknowledgement, it means a lot.

Mike
 
Really captures a special moment; and tender scene between a father and son, just after the father has fired an arrow at his son's head :D

Tony, yep something bizarre about that eh mate!

I tried to add a couple of allegorical links to the original story of William within this scene:
  • Split apple on ground, just after these had dropped off Walter's head. Crossbow bolt is still in the tree trunk ;-)
  • Back right corner is a large 'rotten apple' to represent Gessler - the villain of the story & reason William pulled 2 bolts from his quiver before he took aim.
Thanks for comments, you going to QMHE in Brisbane this September?
Mike
 
Great to see this finished Mike. Lovely paintwork and I like the groundwork with the apple.

Thanks Edward for comments. Apples are magi-sculpt, base is celluclay with small bits of wood from our garden.
Grass is wool strands, flowers are real tiny Aussie dried flowers.
 
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